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World Class Learners: Educating Creative and Entrepreneurial Students by Yong Zhao
In World Class Learners, Dr. Yong Zhao stresses the dire need of today’s schools to branch out from the required curriculum of core standards to introduce the entrepreneurial skills needed to succeed in the modern world. He explains that the
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